Assessing Community Health Center (CHC) Assets and Capabilities for Recruiting and Retaining Physicians: The CHC Community Apgar Questionnaire

David Schmitz, Ed Baker, Ayaka Nukui, Benjamin Tverdy

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Abstract

Community factors play a key role in the recruitment and retention of physicians. While prior workforce studies often investigated characteristics of the candidate-physician, the initial Critical Access Hospital Community Apgar Questionnaire (CAH CAQ) study identified community factors at critical access hospitals which help determine the success of achieving and maintaining an adequate local physician workforce. The goals of the current study are to identify opportunities for improvement in physician retention and recruitment in Idaho’s Community Health Center (CHC) systems and to develop a better understanding of the community factors in this dynamic process.

Original languageAmerican English
JournalIdaho Department of Health and Welfare - State Office of Rural Health and Primary Care
StatePublished - 1 Jul 2010

EGS Disciplines

  • Community Health and Preventive Medicine

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